All the Things We Never Knew (44 page)

About the Author

author photo © Deneb Catalan

Five-time Emmy-winner Sheila Hamilton is the news director and morning show cohost at KINK-FM in Portland. Hamilton's storytelling resume runs through film, commercial television, radio, and print. She began her career as an Associate Producer for public broadcasting and then anchored and reported commercial television news for KTVX in Salt Lake City, Utah and KATU in Portland, Oregon.

Hamilton was recently voted Oregon's Best Radio Personality. She also writes cover stories for
About Face Magazine
and is a frequent speaker and emcee for her favorite causes—mindful mental health and empowerment for girls. She serves on the board of Girls Inc., an organization empowering girls to be strong, smart, and bold and The Flawless Foundation, a mental health advocacy organization. Find her online at
SheilaHamilton.com
.

SELECTED TITLES FROM SEAL PRESS

Shades of Blue: Writers on Depression, Suicide, and Feeling Blue,
edited by Amy Ferris. $16.00, 978-1-58005-595-6. This anthology collects stories from well-known writers about depression, sadness, and attempted suicide, offering empathy to those who have been affected by these issues.

Riding Fury Home: A Memoir,
by Chana Wilson. $17.00, 978-1-58005-432-4. A shattering, exquisitely written account of one family's struggle against homophobia and mental illness in a changing world—and a powerful story of healing, forgiveness, and redemption.

Under This Beautiful Dome: A Senator, A Journalist, and the Politics of Gay Love in America,
by Terry Mutchler. $17.00, 978-1-58005-609-0. The true story of a journalist's secret five-year relationship with a member of the Illinois Senate reveals the devastation caused when gay and lesbian couples are denied acceptance and equal rights.

We Hope You Like This Song: An Overly Honest Story about Friendship, Death, and Mix Tapes,
by Bree Housley. $16.00, 978-1-58005-431-7. Bree Housley's sweet, quirky, and hilarious tribute to her lifelong friend, and her chronicle of how she honored her after her premature death.

Dancing at the Shame Prom: Sharing the Stories That Kept Us Small,
edited by Amy Ferris and Hollye Dexter. $16.00, 978-1-58005-416-4. A collection of funny, sad, poignant, miraculous, life-changing, and jaw-dropping secrets for readers to gawk at, empathize with, and laugh about—in the hopes that they will be inspired to share their secret burdens as well.

Gorge: My Journey Up Kilimanjaro at 300 Pounds,
by Kara Richardson Whitely. $17.00, 978-1-58005-559-8. In this inspiring and unforgettable memoir, Kara Richardson Whitely recounts her journey to the top of the world while struggling with food addiction and fat prejudice.

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